Moody Radio

Has the pain of life ever caused you to question the goodness of God? For Nick Johnson, it was the absence of his father, followed by the deaths of his mother and brother. He was a kid forced to grow up way too fast. But God used his favorite sport – basketball – and the diligent witness of a high school classmate, to show Nick...

Would a feminist group support “trans” male athletes competing against women? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.

Dr. Gary Chapman's book The 5 Love Languages was written for men and women; but the special men's edition provides additional insights on how a husband should love is wife.

Janet’s daughter, Sarah testified on the Hill recently on the need to protect women’s sports through Title IX. As you can guess, the sparks flew. Join us we hear the battle of common sense and compassion versus political correctness and woke ideology. Learn what it means to stand for Truth in the Marketplace of Ideas.

On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Executive Director of First Care Women's Clinic, Beau Heyman joins us to talk about their upcoming Walk For Life to be held on Saturday, October 7 at Christ Fellowship Church in Palm Beach Gardens. This event supports the life-saving ministry of First Care Women’s Clinic. Their clinics empower...

Janet’s daughter, Sarah testified on the Hill recently on the need to protect women’s sports through Title IX. As you can guess, the sparks flew. Join us we hear the battle of common sense and compassion versus political correctness and woke ideology. Learn what it means to stand for Truth in the Marketplace of Ideas. Join us...

Monday on Chris Fabry we’re going to talk about women and work. Courtney Moore has written specifically about a theology of work as it relates to women. Whether inside or outside the home, women have struggled with issues of “calling” and whether to pursue secular or sacred avenues. How do you join God’s mission through...

A wife should be very concerned if her husband is texting other women. A husband who thinks he has this behavior under control is playing with fire and is putting his marriage in jeopardy.

Many women have professional opportunities beyond their grandmother’s dreams but are not trained to integrate their faith and work.  Here to help is Joanna Meyer of Denver Institute for Faith & Work. She will address this gap in women’s discipleship, providing a theological framework for women’s calling and influence.